Jews Honor Dead Marines in Greater Boston
Impressive memorial services in synagogues across Greater Boston honored U S marines killed in the Vera Cruz engagement. The observance coincided with Shavouth, the Hebrew feast of weeks, celebrated since sundown Saturday by Hebrews worldwide.
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Greater Boston
United States
Vera Cruz
How to Destroy the Dandruff Germ Advertisement
An old home remedy claims to destroy the dandruff germ responsible for scalp diseases baldness and gray hair. It prescribes Bay Rum Layona de Com pose Menthol Crystals mixed and applied twice daily to restore color and promote hair growth with optional perfume.
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Celebrates 276th
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts held its annual observances at the Copley Plaza after services at the New Old South Church and a drum-head election on the Common. Boston citizens noted the 276th anniversary of the ancient company.
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Copley Plaza
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Massachusetts
New Old South Church
Bostonians
Boston Common
James D. Coady
Banquet honors new commander with water toast in Boston
Captain James D. Coady of Charlestown is elected commander of Battery A. The event at Copley Plaza drew about 500 members with Governor Walsh and Mayor Curley in attendance. Parade along the Common drew an estimated 75 000 spectators. New officers named include first lieutenant Samuel C N Haskell and other ranks. a church service at Old South Church featured Rev Maurice Ambrose Levy.
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Copley Plaza
James D. Coady
Charlestown
Captain Coady
Walsh
Charles H. Cole
Coady
Fred E. Bolton
Beacon Hill
State House Steps
Curley
Old South Church
Maurice Ambrose Levy
Brooklyn
N. Y
R. Perry Bush
Edward A. Horton
Joe Mitchell Chappel
Perrie A. Dyar
Samuel C. N. Haskell
Medford
Frank EK
Harlow
Boston
Frank F. Cutting
Melrose Highlands
William J. Willey
Emery Grover
Needham
George H. Allen
Jacob Fottler
Berton C. Wetmore
Fred T. Delpear
Luther B. Lyman
Patrick J. Bergin
George J. Foster
Harrison L. Harrington
Alberts. Maddocks
Gloucester
Henry A. Frost
Neponset
Charles F. Hale
Hudson
Somerville
Sol
Basch
Hees
William IF
Governor Walsh
Eleven Masters Appointed in Boston Schools
The Boston school board promoted eleven new masters across districts including Ray mond G. Laird and Robert Atkins. Retirements and emeritus titles were awarded to longtime staff such as Henry B. Miner and George Murphy. The Mech Arts High School year plan and evening school principal appointments for next year were approved, with several staff shifts and a June 12 graduation venue announced.
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Raymond G. Laird
High School of Commerce
Boston
Mechanic Arts High School
George Murphy
Murphy
William B. Snow
Central High
W. F. Downey
Charlestown High
William JL. Anderson
Dorchester High
A.S. Perkins
East Boston High
C. D. Evans
Eliot
J. F. Gould
Franklin
J. J. Sheehan
F. W. Lincoln
J. W. Reynolds
Hancock
C. H. Farly
Wendell Phillips
National Theatre
School system reshuffles headmasters across Boston districts
Peter F Gartland moves from English High to South Boston High, elevating him to headmaster. Oscar Co Gallagher steps up from English at High School of Commerce to lead West Roxbury High. Frank B Hobart advances from Ulysses S Grant School sub-master to Chapman district master. Leonard M Patton promoted from sub-master to Edward Everett district master. Joseph B Egan rises from sub-master to master at Washington district.
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Delia L. Wiles
Dwight
Mary . O’brien
Lawrence
Augustus D. Small
South Boston
George C. Mann
West Roxbury
Alonzo Meserve
Bowdoin
Peter F. Gartland
English High School
Oscar Co. Gallagher
High School of Commerce
Frank BP. Hobart
Ulysses SS. Grant School
Chapman
Leonard M. Patton
Edward Everett
Joseph B. Egan
Washington
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